Boston Nationals Lose 10 Inning Heartbreaker
Chicago wins 3 to 2 in the 10th after tying the game in the eighth. Vic Willis pitched four hits for Chicago as Boston loses a late lead with Street injured and Abbaticchio’s two key hits. Absent Street’s fielding miscue and late rallies shape the loss for Boston in a tense National League contest.
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Klem
Miss Mackay Captures Boston Women’s Golf Title
Pauline Mackay of Oakley C C defeated B S Porter 4 up 8 to play at Brae-Burn C C to win the Women's Golf Association of Boston championship. Mackay led after a late surge finishing on the 15th green with a 93 to Porter 100.
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Only Yankee Left in London Golf Tourney
Aleck Smith W45 was the sole American to reach the final round of the 45th Open Championship at St Andrews. His 333 aggregate trailed winner James Braid on 315, with Smith undone by a faulty long game in a morning played in very unfavorable weather.
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Aleck Smith
St. Andrew’s
James Braid
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Philadelphia Beats St Louis In Third Straight Win
In St Louis on June 9 Philadelphia won its third consecutive game over St Louis by hitting Taylor in succession.
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Philadelphia Today
Leever roughed up early as McGinnity fails to save
Five hits and two walks in the first inning chased Leever from the mound. McGinnity appeared poised to repeat but Mathewson came on unable to salvage the game.
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Leever
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Mathewson
Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn 14 2 in Season Opener
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 14 to 2 as Seanon pitched strongly. President Herrmann and Manager Hanlon denied that Hanlon would manage the Cincinnati team next season.
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Cincinnati Today
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Concord Victorious Over Lowell In 12 0 Baseball Win
Concord defeated Lowell 12 to 0 in an afternoon game. Coughlin was knocked out in the fifth after eight runs. Tonkin, a local college player, finished the game. Eight Concord batters collected multiple hits with Eustace and Templin driving in several runs.
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Tierney
R. F
Hickman
Anderburg
Steve’ton
Eustace
Templin
Sheets
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Steventon
Grant
Bigbie
McLoud
Manchester overwhelms Nashua in one-sided ballgame
Clark starred with five hits in five at bats as Manchester defeated Nashua 15 to 1. Varney, Sherwood, and Beard pitched for Nashua, while Manchester used three hurlers, and several players contributed to the big hitting. Attendance was about 350 at the game.
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Page
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A. Smith
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Fall River Tames Haverhill 4 to 1 In Afternoon Tilt
Fall River defeated Haverhill 4 to 1 this afternoon driving in runs at key moments. Connolly received weak support from the visitors while Carrick limited Haverhill to three scattered hits.
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Connolly
Carrick
Lynn Triumphs In Free-Hitting Game At New Bedford
Lynn rifled 8 runs with a five-run surge in the eighth after trailing by four. Klobedanz allowed 12 hits through eight and two thirds, while Lynn’s offense featured Kavanagh Pastor ONeill Taylor J Murphy Vail Bannon Daum Mullaney D Murphy. New Bedford crowded the bases in the ninth but could not overcome the late rally.
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Race for Bike Title Tonight at Revere Track
The 20 mile motor paced match features Bobby Walthour of Atlanta against Hugh McLean of Chelsea at Revere bicycle track tonight. Walthour pledges to acknowledge McLean’s world class pace if beaten without accident, signaling possible last local race of the season before June 17 moves to Atlanta. The program includes a 10 mile open race and a dramatic two mile miss and out contest where riders must quit on each tail lap.
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Atlanta
Hugh McLean
Chelsea
Revere
Walthour
McLean
Birmingham
Albert Champion
Charles River Park
Walter A Purdgett Sets Quarter Mile Bicycle Record
Walter A Purdgett of Buffalo broke the world three quarters of a mile bicycle record at the Qeden Utah saucer track in 1 26 3 5. The previous record of 1 29 was set by John M Downing at Salt Lake City in 1900.
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Buffalo
Qeden
Utah
John M. Downing
Salt Lake City
Last of Semifinals for Post Cup Today
The Grammar School Baseball league holds the second semifinal round this morning with Dudley versus Bigelow at Neponset and Roger Wolcott versus Lincoln at Locust Street. Wolcott, last year’s Post cup winner, seeks another title led by Captain Perry. Tom McCarthy serves as umpire. The Dudley-Bigelow game starts soon after 9 AM as Dudley marches in Dorchester parade. final likely Saturday June 24.
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Roger Wolcott
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Perry
Tom McCarthy
Boston
Roger Walcott
Lincoln School
Dorchester
Albert Goode
Dudleys
Bigelows
Walcott
Exeter and Andover Set for Annual Rivalry Baseball Game
Exeter and Phillips Andover meet in Andover Massachusetts tomorrow in a long standing rivalry. Exeter has won four of the last six meetings while Andover trails in series play. Exeter recently beat the University of Pennsylvania 3 to 1 in ten innings and Andover fell to Penn by the same score after beating Princeton and Dartmouth earlier in the season. Exeter captain T A D Jones may miss the full game due to illness.
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Keith's Theatre Baseball Game Set For Today
The annual charity game at National League grounds Columbus Avenue starts at 10 o clock. Keith's Theatre employees versus stage hands to contest for a purse provided by Mr A P Keith with lineups showing players from both sides.
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O'Neil
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Dartmouth Defeats Columbia In One Sided Contest
Hanover June 9 Ralph Glaze star pitcher for Dartmouth no hits allowed and 14 strikeouts as Dartmouth beats Columbia 6 to 1 in a game likely his last for the college. Columbia scored on two errors with batter Tyler and Cutter in the battery.
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Track events move to Lewis and Clair expo in Portland
The A A U announced the national track meet will be held Aug 4–5 in Portland under the Lewis and Clair exposition. Eastern athletes face expensive travel at around 215 dollars round trip, with a six day rail journey.
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Red Knight Sets Gravesend Track Record in Handicap
New York June 9 P. 8 P. Randolphs Red Knight won the fourth race a one mile and a quarter handicap at Gravesend and set a new track record for the distance 2051 5 seconds faster than the previous mark Gold Heels 1902.
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Yale Crew Near Record Time at Gales Ferry
Yale Crew reports a four mile spin in 20 minutes 40 2 5 seconds at Gales Ferry Conn. Captain Dick Whittier said conditions were fast and near first class. Coach John Kennedy noted focus on varsity four and freshman eight with no crew changes anticipated. Con Daly had a minor operation and is expected back in the eight within a week. Head Coach Stuyvesant Fish Jr. praises current freshman crew as highly effective.
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Whittier
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